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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-11
BLACK WOLF !

Or Blac'i tcprosy. IL q disease which is considered
ncurHb,t, bat i, has Yielded TO the curative prom.
eriics 81 Sw.Ff'S srECiric-now known all Owl
the world as 3. =. $. Mia. Bailey. OF West Somcr.
VILE, Mas, nrcr EusionwasGitac scycralycsr
nyoWih this ldcuu- llac', eruption, and was treat
ed by tie best medical talent, WHO could only sry
tHt tAt CI'casc YES n Specs Cf IEPEGSY
AID consequently iHcgsallc. IL rs Impossible 10 de-
s-:ihc or huGc.u-s. Her body from the crown a.
l"r!c'd 70 Tie sClts 81 her feet was mass Of de-
&C., 30 fcsl Di..iig OF and leaving great cavities
l..tiL.crs icsi"rld nd several nails d!eppcd oil
at one tine J! limbs contracted by the fearful
liberation, md furyc ears she did not leave her bed
Her weight vas reduced Fl, IN rs TO 60 lbs Some
faint idea OF her condition can be plCaa from
the fact That ihrc' pounds Of CosmOiuc on oint
mont were used per week In dressing her sores
Finally The physicians acknowledged their dcfcat
by This Black Wolf, md commended the sufferer
10 her all-wlsc Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports o! Swift's
Specific Is, 5. So prevailed on her to try IL as
last resort. She began its use under protest, but
soon found that her system was being relieved Of
the olson, rs the sores assumed n red and healthy
color, u though Tie blood was becoming pure and
active. Mrs. Bailey continued the s. g. $. until last
February; every sore was healed. shc discarded
chair and Cru,Chcs and was for the first time in i
years well woman. lie. husband, Mr.. G. A. Bal.
ley, H. In business at M Blackstone Street Bos.
ton. and will take pleasure In giving the details OF
this wonderful cure. Send 10 us for Treatise OF
Blood end Skin Diseases, mailed free.
"Hr Sw,Fr SnRcirtc Co. y. "crY Jf.-i, {
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF w-JERsEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, {" Bound Brook
Route" at 400 746. 800. Hoo M 130, 400 43o $50
$780, 1900 p, SUNDAYS at 400, s:45. a $780, 1890
pm.
Trains leaving at 400 7,46 HOO NJ, $780, AGO. $780,
1900 have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
VILE etc. 400 Easton Bethlehem Allentown Read.
Ing Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays for Easton.
Tsmssua, Pottsville. Wkesbarre and Scranton
Mntesbarre, scranton. READING Harrisburg Pottsviie.
loo and l;30 p m. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown,
@auoh Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
345 for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Wikesbare Scranton Tamsqua shamokin sunbury Lewis
400 and 30 Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, etc
- NJ for Eastou. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk,
ikesbarre Reading Harrisburg etc On Sundays at $50
100 and 1880 7. IN. Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown.
1870. sl6 Hoo loo. 400, 4:3O 6.lb p, Sundays
400 BOO NJ for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
Except Sundays), Point Pleasant
400 Si6 100. 4:3o M. for Lakewood. Toms River
and Darneeat
4:SO M LOO p for Atlantic City vineiand Briegetou
and Cumberland and Maurice River n. X.
4:30 Sl6. ll46 loo 4;30 $50 y. for Freehold.
400 GOO, S:i5 ll;o0 ll:io a. loo 400, $780, $50.
els M. Sundays 400 800 no for Perth Amboy
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier g. ~ r.. via Sandy Hook.
For Atlantic Highlands seaorsht Long Branch &c. 34S
p m.
time of trains to local points timetables Ticket
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after APRIL Is, 1887.
GREAT TRIYNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL RoUr

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave VIA Dssbrasses and coranet Streets
Hsrri.sSs PIstscure and the we, with Pullman Palace
snSsna Ina
wiiiIs%:nof. Loet Haven m Gerry and Fri.
For Lebanon, 800 M, $40 ,. m. AND 1915 night
sss r. daily w .sss,
10 MI arrive Warrington 400 D. m ddsiv Sto D XXI
x' sc ~ rfsos $40
aHo S' ely except sunday sirOa a psrss es
For Cape May week day., lilo H. On Saturdays only.
Is Ts Bay a'.& pa S
On sunday $40 a. m. and ;. do stop at xs6urS
o ao ESp' R m Nsres via Ssry.r.
Boa bsiys win all through train.
dcisy f syo ih0dns speedy and direct transfer for
TRAITS sT1ss From Fi';sn,r JIG zss iss n9
$40 Ss5S ISO s$S $50 Ys0 SSo sS and T
From fhilsdelpaia 800 $40 go Sie fs e SaS:
i9sS l S jo sq 40 n" iOs s' 2sS $40 sS ss
agas ssS S ~ s Sc io siH se is f'o
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave Nswrork via Dssbrosses and Cert
i'sS ia aI:S, s;sS 81
p m: sunday. EIpress 6IS % Hn,itsd and 10 a N.
s;q 'Ss m s 9s1 a aass ssn Sunday a.
on sne sansy q n aga Camden 70 % and
Returning, trains leave station phaderodia
1901 500. 4o5 44o 6io ESQ., 1880. $40 $50 SisG IL
and ll,l6s 10 LIMITED Express liza ana 400 M fVS0
s, o, 9. $685. Il2 ole and $50 p m On snaaay la0i
go soS 40 5;io $780, 94o ~. l2;49 4:5o nmitedl.
Leave Philadelphia Camden. 900 M daily except sua-
day. ~ ~
Ticket onaces $40 1856 and s44 Broadway A.,sr House.
Battery place and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland sta
Courtst and BROOKLYN Annex station Of rrropst
Garden. -" ' ~
The New Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
baggage from hotels aud rcsdences
CHARLES e. PVGh, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pasx,y ISrnt
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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n This in the journal Of Cambridge Juror anu ni'
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est afectatoq or prolixity. His object 10 pr'h'ns
his simple record 10 to give other travellers pia0''
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things necessary for planning TOUR All 'n0
puide-books are deficient or misleading 'n 'neSo
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rAIKs ABOUT LAW A Popular Statement OF what
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This is an excellent and substantial BOOK not III
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiandt aud Des.
brosses as follower
7 a M. for Catassuqua aud intermediate pointa
m. for Geneva IyonA ElmirA Rochester Buffalo and
the West and principal local ponts Chair wkesbas
for Tun nook and intermediate poine Chair cas-
funkhannock Conn 10 Reading aud HARRISBURG
$40 M for pittstcA and principal intermediate points
Chair 10 Pittston
70 Recalling and Harrisburg. Chain car 10 Copay.
7pm for Geneva, Lyons ElmSA Rochester. Buffalo and
fbo D. m for Laursys and jntsrmSdiste points
Trains leaving Ut a. mr. 70. end $40 y m connect ZOE
ali points in Mshspoy and Hssle,en coal regions
- SUNDAY TRAfNh
s m for MAuch CHUNK hasleton and term edate poin
tIO D. n for Coplay and nterme disis points
D. N. Geneva Lyons ElmtrA Rochester Brhaio anq
the West Pullman sleeaer Ia Lyons.
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Houston and Texas Central Ry Co.

TO HOLDERS OF GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
The undersigned Committee OF General Mortgage Bondhoa
cs representing majority of the outstanding ponds OF said
ssue have adopted an united action and
the mutual protection Of tho bondholders
Copies of the agreement be obtained OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company he Trustee OF the iDortsase)
Bondhoders desiring obtain the benefits OF such agree
men are requested pursuant the terms thereof to deposit
their bonds as speedily possible with that company which
will bs ready to issue negotiable certificates therefor from and
after May next
The foreclosure suit being rapidly advanced ana the time
has come when concert OF action mperatvey necessary
Dated New.York. April 2s 1887.
HENRY BULGE. Of HALLGARTEN CO. CHAIRMAN
WILLIAM MERTENs. Of L. Won HOFFMAN, q GU.
THOMAS Z. MANSON Jr. of CHAs HEAD co.
FREDERIC TAYLOR. Of FREDERIC IA1Loh q w.
H. X. PoMRoY. of PoMRoY BROS
WILLIAM QUINLAN Jr, OF CHEMICAL NATIONAL
BANK.
CIAa ROBINSON SMITH
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN kAILnoAD SHORTEST LINE Re

TWEEN yEw.Y9RK AL, BUFFALo LI9HTNi ia
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND sLEkPlNG CoAcHEa
DepoIs NewYork foot OF Barclay and Christopher sta
for Water zap stroaasoarg scranton enshsmton G~s
UTICA for Pttston. Wilkesearre psn
Vile aud Northumberland. at owego for ithaca ana
n m Bngamron and Elmra Express for water cap.
ton Tor Pittson Kingston kesbsIrs Sc for stroud,burx
n M DAILY buffalo Limited kxpfcss 10 a.ss 49,
SCRANTON Binghamton Owego Elnirz Sornns bA'n' way
Ian s.nnaIa 90 ARRIVING BunsLo Ii1u ~.
'anu, ,nao and Osweso Express Tor
scranton Bnshamton cortland sysc9 s.,os Connects Il
owsto Tor Ithaca and ,atiSn, ,at %esS
M ~, and baggage checked % 40 broa ~
n, 9' snress orices New York and bfooAS@
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.-Pal-
N ace Steamers DREW and DEAN klChMONHyy
every week day at at from Pier IL " II" "o'
Canal.st.
TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE. -
~. steamers CITY OF TROY ana SARATOGA Leave
foot OF Chrisopherst. North River daily except Sstnaay
m FOR Troy and The North SUNDAY steamer touches az
Albany. Troy Excursion Tickets, 81 Do.
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II YORK LAKE ERfE AND WESTERN RAILRoAD,
Through trains leave 2Sdst and Chamoersst stations Il
utes earlier than from Chsmbersst
0 n m.-Day Express. week days. Buffet Drawing room
ep m~paiy y5Ii5 from Esd stl Chicago and st Louis
Coaches: to %sadvils Cleveland Cincinnati chicago and
f. Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo Shgsrs
time.
ShasS S f Rosse Day ans ss s
Falls Cincinnati and Chicago.
HS s oo ANA % rsT o %s'f fsT Soc ~ &c.
iii iosS SS S.Ss s ssS
7:z5 800 10 80 p m. Zoo midnight - WV
Paterson week days ttb $40 100 $50 $780, 1920 N,
s9S ssS M Pa nose 9 lis s rsa.ss
ss;sS: S Zoo s go a ssS ;
s4asSns week 5sys@!.s 80 7so $50 loao m. las,
dnisSt s"ndsys $50 1910 HoS .O iss Ais $50
sGS eso o sna id S 6S.d n sso M
Monticeo 300 a N. 3 soe No o.o 90. %.
ana 500 D. m. Sundays. $40 a. m 600 p m
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 M. $50
Scranton Dnnmore week deys 900 a m. /, 2sopm
Goshen LAS, 5t5. 80, so5 1920 2s0s $3.50 $50,
$50 500 s:Sop Sundays. o;45. $780, 1920 m. ESQ.
M,da,stoxn week day. t45 ss41. ESQ. 900 1920 ~,
1920 NJ. $50. 300 p The 900 train stcps al
Port Jeryi. as $50 ooo 1920 m 2so. $50 40 Goo,
sleeping be obs.ins and orders for me
es io ctss Son. Ssy :. s1 sss
81 rSS1 sSS om e. " q the depot
DO De- De HAVEN ~ ~ AZ. FARMER, O. Az.
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SUPREME COURT, County of New York
- Caroline NJ. Hitchcock, plaintiff against satsh ~ nan
individually anas executrix OF the last VIII OF uipeTt ~
Hail. deceased Emma f. stephen or stephens Anan hh
ecuOr Of will Of Gilbert .. Han, deceasen ana
Henry T. Plant, defendants A.. x-o.,,
Summons Trial TO had In City and County oil NeWh orK
To the aboy named defendants and each OF themi
You are hereby summoned 10 answer lo comp h WIS
action and TO copy Of your answer on pstn aor
ney within twenty days after the service o, WI, 70
appear Judgment viii be taken aRsihs yo"y VIC
fault relief demanded In the compliant NV
N"'S" "N"'' - Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and post Office address No. 2o6 Broadway NewYork
CITY, 4, .. .xoon,.,x n, tho Last
will of Gilbert o. Hail. deceased Emma r. stephen OF $40
phens Aida r. Hall, sadie r. dartside carrie r. h@" All"
Henry /. Plants -, , .u.,, MAJ, Ia, Qualification
pursuant 10 an Hon. Edward Patterson one OF e
Justices the Supreme Court OF the stso OF ok
plant In the office the Cerk Of tho CITY ana county OF
NenYork New Court House IN the CITY 9 ORR
on the 25th day OF March. 1881 PlERME w WILDEn,
office and p O. address No. 2O6 broadway. New ork City
FI,UE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
JAMES w. BOUTON. send greeting: ,, -
You hereby cited ana required person
civ Of at the Chambers thereof In the County
In the City OF Newly In the state OF New
York on the June 1887 az hapast 10 o'clock
M there and then 70 show cause why hna seomenl o.
James W. Bouton nsoven debtor should not De had and
be shown then to attend the na settlement OF inc
assgneo's accounts. ,. , a,
o. In Testimony whereof have hereunto caused the
)La seal OF the said court TO be hereto am od.
L. Witness Hon. Richard L. iarremore, chet Judge OF
the sad court this 9th day OF April lss. Tn ,or
/ JNo. r. PARSONS. Attorney tor AsNsnec. onlcc AMI
PosLUch address, No. Ill Broadway, New-York.
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RICWMOND & ALLEGHANY II. r.. co.

The owners majority OF each issue OF bonds having al
ready given tho amendmenis OF Marsn 70
he thus mOdlhed IN adopteu
and becoues binding OF bond. who have not yet as
sened should before MAY 1881 IL they desire
IN narcipafe In benefits OF the reorganization ana assent
ing bondhoders should present their bond
70 Mercantile Trust Company for proper ndorsemen
Explanatory circulars and forms OF agreement can DC h
VIII WPu az s,piWew York ERWIN DAVIS
Mdfs', Ne"-'oiA Chairman.
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filnsifaI Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A nl,tit sSa sqpa,e I,sIos four make which were
yan opera House Company during hepast opera
WIN be sd At htsai reduction IRON our regular pricsA
NA"''0' WILLIAM RNABE co. liz 5th-avo <
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
j stsnding In tune. Manuisctoges and warervoms Al6
% l25 Wess 18rst ana sC7 broadway lsbsx lDisssns
6ufldlagl Pianos oxe nged, fenfsd instainsn1A
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave w., 49, a. s = q "a Io ana ,,,
earlier from foot Of Jyst, North River
pssTois ., and chicafe 's;e6 m. '6o5, 's:i5p.m.
gties syEscy;e HuAsio Rochester Suspension BrileA
1 hs. Sss Kngstcn s.ag,Ttss cst.k Albany sis.
Crsnston's. West Point corswsiI Sswburg .slo s7ls
800 10l6 ll:S0 M 4 Q. 's.i5 p. m. and sos }. m
For Montreal and Can u'as EAis e.osr n.
1855 m, 1906 +s1 p m
Elegant sleeping cars for Bufslo Niagara Falls psrsit
Chicago and ST Louis eli through trsins
Sunday.
For tickets tmc tables parlcr sleeping aceenmeda
lions OF hfcrmauon Apply ~ oinces. Masn'
New City 1868 1885, a4z Broadway. 1888 Rowery ana
G. T. LAMBETH,
6vanderbltava General Passenger Agent
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A -RONDOUr and KINGSTON, landing a.
IA Cranstons West Pontl Cornwall Nevbure Vsvi
Sors Milton PousnEssgss and Esop.t ecaasctss vfss
railroads Steamers City Of kingston AID James Hs6,
win leave week day at pier foot Of HsrrisonqE
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Geafbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
AZ supplied; charge. TEACHES registered
tApril ID: daily r. t. AVERY,
American school Burosu. West l4thst n. Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
IN AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
tnsfstf, etc. Colleges, Schools snd Fan ibes Appyto
Aks. MI. YOtNG-FULJON, rs Union Square
VISITING ENGAGEMENT desired, now or
" In September IN school or family, by hme DE BEL
pRAl Hhnovefap graduate and successful teacher Tor
merry principal young ladies' school At New Brighton L.
German and French kDgsh branches S42 East 42d.st
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS b.
w REAC Qoi both sexes) supplies Professors, Teachers
Governesses Musicians Honeeteepes COMPANIONS etc. TO
colleges schools and families also Bookkeepers
pliers and Copysis 10 business firms.
Mira A. d. CULVER 500 Jth.sve., New-Yorx City.
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New 11nolifations.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
NEW PRINCETON REVIEW
FOR NAY.

CONTENTS.
NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE. II. Taine.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL ETHICS. Noah Porter.
MORAL ASPECTS OF THE TARIFF. Ellis Fl. Roberts
THE USES OF POLITICAL PARTIES. Levi Parsons
ASTRONOMICAL PHoToG RAPHY. Charles A. Young.
THE NEW LITERATURE OF NORWAY AND DEN
MARK. II. II. Boyesen.
A TOUCH OF sUBLIMITY. Rose IL awthorne Lathrop'
CRITICISMS, NOTES. AND REVIEWS
r.ryr Avn THE SCIENCE OF HIsToRY-BOOK
NOTICES
RECORD-AMERICAN FOREIGN LITERARY-sC1-
ENTIFIC-ART AND ARCH ZOOLOGY.
ANALYTICAL INDEX OF Vol. ILL.,
This number completes the Sd Volume oil the Review
Vol. H. and Ill bound ready) For the convent
epee of subscribers furnished at 5Oct Sent post
paid on receipt o. price.
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IrnIGn AxD wiLKEsBARRE coal Co,
100 BROADWAY. NRW.l DIRK. May :. 1887. y
THREE and one-half (3l2l per cent interest
viii he paid the registered income bonds OF ths Com
many issued funding coupons detached from the .o
odate mortgage bonds PAYABLE and after the 25d bst
transfer books VIII DO closed the 7h INST. at M ahufe
OPoh 'i'0 -''' '"'" =" ~ 6 r. LANG Treasurer.
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THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK

OF TIE CITY OF NEW- fUnh. &C
>eHp"'' ON' NEw.YoRK April IA. 1887.
Preparatory to opening this bank for business at ITS rooms
In the E0utabe building in the City OF NewNork on tues
dsy MAY 10 1897 its Board Of Directors has tins DAY
called I'm the balance the capital STOCK 20 per cent?
Pa'"oi0 ~ ' ~ r. IIIANKENHORN Cashier.
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pipioeno Notices.
OVAL BaSK.1


The AnEHrc.x EXCHANGE NATIONAL BASK)
SEwYoax April %. 1891
At MEETING Of the Board OF Directors
n hold this dav a Dividend OF TIL REE AND ONE HALF
pEu Is NJ "a G On The Capital OF this Bank was de
cared payable stockholders on the sECoSD w of MAI
transfer books close to-day and reopen May q prov
DUMOST CLARKE. Caahier
OFrIcE OF TIKI NEW YORK AND TExAs LAID CONTAIN
LIMITED. SPARKlLI. April ~. 1881. x.... (
RocKLAND COUNTY. NEW fohk,
CASH distribution of Fifteen Dollars per
n share has this declared the stock Oh this
company payable the office Of ]. = Wetm0re, "aIst
New York CITY
Nv order Of the Board Of Directors .
'' JACOB 8. WETHORE, Asst Secretary
NOFFIN g. STANTON, BANKERS, TO- II;
~ l2 and 10 Building. Wallst, New'York' VIII
pay interest on the following loans;
- MAY2.
MALAYSIA COUNTY, IOWA.
Funding o. -
CITY OF Ma EVANSVILLE. INDIANA,
Municipal 5S
CITY OF DIS MONIES IOWA.
Funding warrant 4i2..
CITY OF MUNCIE INDIANA
RaGu ~
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Business Chances

fTO BUSINESS MEN.
prominent NewYork Manufacturing Company, with an
established and highly business practically
monopoly largely patroniEed by merchants BANKERS cor
pors,iOns tho general public desires an active and
responsible representative in State or ey 100 per
cent upon mited Investment guaranteed Several States
already under contract Address or call
THR UNION NATIONAL CO..
7<< BROADWAY
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CHORTHAND.-W alworth's Stenographi
Institnte formerly of l4thst) Tribune Building an
los and no East l2JthsL Write for large circulars
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BLOOMINGTON LINE. =.

For Viii iesve Pier new No 80 NORTH vsf
Eve rnal.sI ~ daily exssys SS Ia AGENT
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rTHP FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DlYl


THE FOLLOWING COUPONS J.! AND Nd. Dl 11io
,1 dnn SS pySS Sa q s VI
A aP wGnK c2THE4TMhb
cfNcfNNATT. WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
REEvA CS LEI rE ERE mAurE AND CHICAGO
EvAXsNyIIILLE, TERRE HAUTE AND CHICAGO r. r.
'4vANsviLLE AND CHAMPIONSHIPS H. H. co.
M hYSf EGNE 1 49, SgG& iss' MICE
w ASSs HS <4o%EsTEES Ss4 h issS
wbs5ENHA Pills 49, Ghb :s
SStF$ HH }&i SIS %fi&g4 Co.
MA AReH NJ III ceoMNsoLGbATED COAL MINING co.
Mf. VERSUS WATER WORKS CO. (NT. VERNON.
GoRREeoN asp TEAYsc OF; II T3 CO.
SCI 81. fo>' - CABfE AID YVES TERN RAILWAY co.
W wEEe9imHHES E Ea6fME SST AND CAR CO.. BOND
rurrAnMrns, 1oh My 5 iSf T7husr CO., DIVIDEND
sx,.crsr Geneva Nay K 81 is c6axrxo. COUPONS
PULLMAN's PALACE CAR CO., COUPONS AND
DIVIDENDS
THE INTEREST on the following bonds Is
l. payable at the banking house OF Messrs WINSTON"
LANIER CO, 70 Nassaust. NewYOk CITY, on and afIer
May 2 1887:
AURORA, INDIANA
Municipal Us
GREEN CASTLE INDIANA,
oRAND 1o Raids AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO.,
Mortgage Ga.
Registered new state House Bonds, 81 per cent
OHIO AND WEsT VIRGINIA RAILROAD CO..
First Mortgage "a
PORTSMOUTH, ONO,
Railroad Improvement -. n IN
PIT-TsBI- no FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO X H. Co'
First Mortgage Is series " f."
second Mortgage H. series " h.
ST PATLAND NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO''
General Mortgage 0s registered quarterly
TTRRE UAUTE, INDIANA,
Consolidated ia .. ..,.-,.rgor.
WESTERN RAILROAD OF MINNESOTA,
First Mortgage -
WABASH IN DIANA,
Annual IS. -
WHITLEY COUNTY. INDIANA.
Gravel Road Us ,.,c
uIACKFoRD COUNTY INDIANA.
Gravel Road -
MARIETTA ONO. ..,--.,.,,o.
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroa ad ~
WABASH COUNTY. INDIANA,
Gravel Road U.s. ,,-,o
HANCOCK COUNTY. INDIANA,
fund.ngCs oo
CAMBRIDGE, INDIANA.
Municipal ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-02

J,HE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
No 100 Broadway.
Tho commons OF tho Peoples Gasght and Coke Company OF
Chicago due May l. will be paid on and after May upon
P II. G.. DEMING. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-02
EVENING LINE

~ For CATsKTLL and way landings leave Pier So
North River, foot Of Jay.street daily At p M
For STUYVESANT and ATHENS from Pier 35 North
River foot OF Frankiinstreet Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at Same hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-02

On and after April D. 1887 Express train for Old Pom
Comfort. Norfolk aud points south. via the
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA q NORFOLK h H.
will leave foo, OF Corllsnit and Dosbrnsses streets
n m daily arriving Old Point A. NJ. AMI Norfolk " ~ a W.
Pniuan Sleepng oar through 10 Cape Charles Tickets
~, ~ tp,liroad "a H. W UNNE SupL
''''"" ~ r.. n. COOKE. @. Y. g F. a.
uARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Il NETWORK. NFw.HAVEN and HAhItOhp ~ ~ IN IN.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner l3zds au @
con.ave Third Avenue Bridge across Hsre AL
Preached by Second Avenue and SuDurpsn 40 tSi
roads, daily except sundays at Gt5 1850 VIO ~ NJ
m 3iO 3:55. $40 $40 $40 1880 p NJ, LOT r0,s Van Van
Nest West Chester Tnpsons Bay Chester trsnam n an
BARLOW tCity island Pelham Manor and New toohee GU
Meeting New Rochelle with trains for az PonS 9n pa
main limo OF New.York, NewHaven and Haruorn
road shore Line and Air Line Divisions NewCanaan MID
detown and Sued branches and Boston "n'
all points East III
tions al 2:lO D. daily. eroopt Mondays ara
Sunday trains for New Rochello anu An
fon. 1901 and $3.50 the latter tram conuo"s
Inc az New Rochelle with way train to stamford